"The House of Heartbreakers" is a comedy by the famous English playwright George Bernard Shaw, which was first published in 1919. In this play, the author embodied the idea of revealing ignorant class relations in society and reflecting a world where everyone is in a kind of "house of broken hearts." This is a well-known work, distinguished by bright dialogues, deep philosophical implications and unparalleled humor. The show brings to the surface the problems of war, morality and interpersonal relationships, thanks to apt jokes and satire. "The House of Breaking Hearts" leaves the reader not only with deep philosophical thoughts, but also with a smile on his face and a lot of impressions.